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Stephen Carter

  • Head of Affiliate Content, Clarion Gaming
London
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Print editor at iGaming Business, iGB Affiliate, iGaming Business North America. Socially retired.
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Making the transition to agile performance management

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By Irina Latushkina, Stephen Carter, Azimkhon Askarov, Maya E. Kumar
| Finextra
​Over the last 10 years, there has been a shift away from the outdated, annual performance review model, towards a new, flexible alternative – continuous, or agile performance management. ​This new approach seeks to replace the formality and rigidity of annual reviews, with a regular cadence of quarterly, or even monthly check-ins that are less formal, offer faster feedback loops and collate feedback from multiple sources to provide a more holistic, accurate review of an individual’s performance.
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F1 Manager 2023 (PC) Review

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By Mohammad Abdul Hamid, Seth Grimes, Stephen Carter, Niall Gill
| AVForums.com
8 OUT OF 10 F1 Manager 2023 is well set for a season of podium finishes in the rather limited field of sports-management games. Although it’s tailored to suit simulation enthusiasts, many F1 fans will still find themselves losing track of time in a bid to avoid losing time on the track.
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Techtonica (PC) review

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By Stephen Carter, Ian Collen, Seth Grimes, Niall Gill
| AVForums.com
Getting to 50 hours as a solo player can be easy given the pleasant pace of progression. Every time you think you’ve got the hang of everything, a new toy from the tech tree will open up. It does beg the question about whether it can still be fun once you’ve completed the story and built everything on offer, and the answer depends on how you play the game.
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